Molotov urges West to cut armed forces and disarm
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov called on Western powers to trim their armed forces and liquidate foreign bases. He backed open sky inspection in principle, urged endorsement of Eisenhower plan, and argued for linking disarmament to Soviet security demands while noting recent Soviet force reductions.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
V. M. Molotov
UN Assembly
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Molotov
Kale
Pinland
Liport
Uruk Ubay
Reilly
Artimans
John Foster Dillley
Houlit
General Assembly
Nikolai Bolganth
Eisen
Alami
Erie Railroad introduces early morning Pittsburgh service
Corry to Pittsburgh train bude new schedule with 6 32 a m departure from Corry daily reaching Pittsburgh by 10 55 a m Central Ohio agent Carbone announced the change aiming to cut travel time for business travelers.
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Waynes
Corry
Ory
Erie Railroad
Pittaburgh
Fittaburgh
Steel City
Cony
Pitwbury
Youngstown
Hime
Pittsburgh
Carbone
Wilk
Taytigat
Tims
Former Hartford Courant editor Giorge Stanefeta dies
Giorge Stanefeta, 79, longtime former editor at the Hartford Courant, died yesterday. He was a veteran Associated Press editor in New Haven and had served the newspaper for many years.
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Des Hartford
Conn
Rain Delays Curry Millcreek Football Game
Officials from Curry and Millcreek postponed the football game due to calm weather. The game is rescheduled for 8 o'clock tomorrow night weather permitting after a 2 o'clock conference between school representatives.
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Aneel Low Hanns
Curry
Millcreek
Predictions of Further Drop in Farm Prices Stated
Washington predicts continued price declines on farm products as supply increases. The Agriculture Department says prices average about 1.5 percent below last year, with some commodities facing further declines. Democratic critics fault the Eisenhower administration for inadequate price-support programs while officials assess potential policy responses.
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Washington — Agriculture Department
Seonominte
Vexterdis
Feder Reserve Board
Agriculaine Benson
Hipnatisate Commisasion
Heri Kbwerhower
Huyly Postar Livel
Sion
Benson
Tion
Union Pay Talks With Railroads Break Off
Talks between Union Pay and major railroads end after 81 days of negotiation. George E. Leight leads a union coalition, with Empl oy es National Conference Committee, while Eastern Carrier Conference spokesmen cite lack of participation from other groups. Rail executives unavailable for comment. In New Castle Pennsylvania, judge will decide on injunction to bar striking Power Co. workers from picketing. Company seeks order to restrain CIO unions.
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Lniorgo
APL
George E. Leight
St. Louis
Uniong
Ehatmap
Employes National Conference Committee
Thik
New Castle
Walter Braham
Peni Power Co
Mikss
Yasterday Ankeing
CIO Thn
Waris
Toni Hampertyr Acorns
Titalialione
Area Authority Hears Report on New School
The Corry Area School Authority met at the new high school for the first time since May 25 and discussed construction progress on the new elementary building on Spencer Road. General contract work is 50 percent done, with overall project costs near 3.9 million dollars. final approvals and payments were reviewed, including bids for equipment and shop modifications, while a defect incident involving a bus crane was noted.
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Corry Area
Imade
Dafe Mre
Dwo Chatwe
Bivky School
Offers Plan For City Aid
City officials and agencies discussed collaboration with state and federal offices to plan community development projects. Leslie Doldve outlined how aid could be applied to private development, with a survey on sewer, port, and improvement needs to qualify for advances and potential repayment terms.
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Mytees Ag Caneely
AL Ageneys
Leslie P Doldve
Cider
Gly Caunell
Propos Seumud
Doldae
Warh
Gly Abby
Robert Price
Roger Brows
City Aginirer
Don Williams
Curt Sint
Hor Joy Desky
Bettes
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Giarebion Wallace
Munielpa Airport
Leader Vows Veto If State Sales Tax Returns
Gov. Leader Hifld pledges to veto any renewal of a state sales tax amid legislative deadlock. He said he has not changed his mind and would fight the levy if lawmakers push it again. He avoided further statements during recent conferences while discussing school funding and mental health needs. Senate Republicans and Democratic leaders were in talks for a resolution to the tax impasse.
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Associated Presa
Harrisburg
Hifld
Lendur
Stsite
Cire
Jong Ax
Otter
Senate
New Evidence Presented In Coffin's Case
Quebec reports new evidence in the Coffin case has been sent to the Justice Department. A 4 year old Gaspe youth, Hector, connected to the 1953 Shrine of Wilbert Collins case, faces appeal amid a complex response from Coffin and his attorney. Witness statements and police readings are noted, with statements from the Wilsons and other residents describing a scene near the St Lawrence River area.
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Ue Quebec
Jaxyes
Wilbert Collins
Pennsylvania
Wit Gaspe Peninsula
Cays
Justice Department I
Olen Pney. Com
Gasp
Hector
Richard Lindsey
Hollidaysbury
Younus Tdndsty
Eugene
Ani’ al Cina
Gaspe
Coffin
Dre
Willi Wilson
Wilsons
Tne
Mi Wilson
Syd
Youngwell
Uhemarlyen
Ciar
St Lawrence
Gaype
Goffini
Wat
New Hurricane Janet Builds Steam in Caribbean
Janet, a powerful hurricane, moved northwest at about 15 mph across the Caribbean. Reconnaissance reported a well defined eye and winds up to 145 mph near Barbados, with damaging effects and downed communications on the island, while no landfall in the mainland expected soon.
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Associated Press
Miami
Janet
Caribbean Sea
Rhines
San Juan
Leeward Islands
Joe
Yile
Sevira
Barbado
Bridgetown
Singer
Widen Hunt For Kidnaped Baby In California
San Francisco and San Jose authorities search for a kidnapped two day old infant of De Marce and Hanna Mares after a baby matching the description was found abandoned in Anne City. Robert Marcus is missing from Mt Zion Hospital. Police, firemen, and civilians join a house by house search in Willow Glen as detectives compare footprints and investigate possible suspects.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
San Jose
Calif
Atlantic City
Anne City
Sanford Mares
Robert
Mt Zion Hosjatq
de Marcue
Hanna
Assors
Architutle City
IntAlies
Emmanuil Hartisgn
Washington
Willow Glen
Recess wage talks near end in Pittsburgh hotel meeting
Fragmentary report notes wage talks in Pittsburgh involving hotel and AML officials. Details are unclear but mention of a late meeting and a Tuesday session with no apparent near-term resolution.
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Pittsburgh
Pitts Burgh
West Germany Backs Relations With Soviet Union in Bundestag
West Germany's Bundestag unanimously approved establishing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. The vote endorsed Adenauer’s Moscow agreement, with leaders saying normalization could ease tensions and aid German reunification while rejecting recognition of East Germany as a sovereign state. The body also urged renewed efforts toward a peace treaty and cautioned that Bonn alone speaks for Germany.
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West Germany
Bundestag
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Yale
Konrad Adensuer
Moscow
Bulganin
Fredom
Erich Gllenhailer
Russia
Nollesoi
Konrad Adenauer
Geneva
Russa
East Germany
Hoover Report On Resources Under Attack
Hearings on the Hoover Commission water resources and power report ended with sharp criticism. Rep Jones notes regional needs for more federal help and cites a New York governor telegram calling parts unworkable and unrealizable for involved states. Other leaders label federal development as essential while opposing the commission’s cost-sharing approach.
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Associated Press
MT Pocono
Hoover Commission
Rep
Jones
D-Als
House
Hoover’ Commission
Averell Hardman
New York
Paul Krebs
New Jersey
CTO
DelaWare
Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania Cio Council
Prsident
Hoover
Joseph F. Nicole
Jefferson Bivotrie Co-operative
Brookville
Wesley 5. Thomas
Secretarary Justicer
Pennsylvania Rml Biocefication Association
Worksville
Willie Wenner
Northwestern Rural
Cambridge
Spriggs
Pat Wehner
Ripork
Casi Hutie
Joris
Hoober
Peeviniis
Sakatoris
Dave
Delaware River
Leonard Bipot
Calin
Meniter
Salesmen Course Beginnings at Corry Chamber Program
A salesmanship course sponsored by the Corry Chamber of Commerce convened its first session with attendees from local business circles. The program, hosted at the Houske venue, included remarks by university representatives and Chamber officials and is conducted weekly at 730 p.m. on Tuesdays.
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Age Capameny Tial
Bulganin Urges Quick Abolition of A Weapons Plan
Soviet Premier Bulganin pressed President Eisenhower to place a mutual inspection and disarmament framework within a broader general agreement. He urged prompt abolition of all atomic weapons and sharing of blueprints, while timing remained tied to Soviet and U N General Assembly developments.
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Dy Associated
Fraser
Colo
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Buleanin
Eisenhower Cme
Washington
Bulgeal
Iso
Buligtsin
Oth Riksta
United States
Sam Frise
White House
Ades
Kremlin
Vi Mi Molbley
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Murray Shyder
Houke
Police Nab Six In Violations
Six individuals were cited in a sweep on East Columbus Avenue and surrounding streets for traffic and shop violations. Officers cited speeds, red light violations, and obstructive conduct, listing names such as Robert P. Wile and Chuyence Arthur Post among those processed.
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Luis Wittiin
Exebusion
Nphis
Robert P Wile Hsing
Yoinirevilly
Columbus Ayenuty
Per-houp
Dak McGoy
Columbia
Coliinties Sven
Rawin Robbins
Myiit Abreen
Tiam
Main Street
Robert &, Chipsnaty
Sendigy Street
Bia A. Ky
Bn East
Ptonsiit
Ashe
Will
Ty Eebino
Blany Ann
Spyder Cirle Sioriiy
Smitty Street
Chuyence
Arthur Post
Clymer
Nova
Nush Contax Eeronty
al Columbus Evenue
Tyforingen
Aimermsar
Towutas
Loran
Lonardi Installed as Argentina Provisional Leader in Buenos Aires
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi arrived in Buenos Aires from Córdoba to take control of the provisional government after the revolution. The capital prepared a gala welcome with troops guarding the airfield and a red carpet for the conqueror as Peronists faced arrests, street clashes, and the dissolution of Congress.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonard
Argentina
Palermo
Lonardi
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan Petar
Cordoba
Buends Aires
Peroni
National Congress
Peronista Party
Senate
Vwivlerice
Rosario
Usted
Peron
Seversl
Santa Fe
Nicolini
Communicauigis
Unidie Perot
Cérdoba
SNCK RIVER KILLED MOOKEESPON'T Ansliebell Towiadleiy
Fragmentary OCR text describing a local incident at a river near a town with unclear names. Includes references to a person and a date line and mentions a tragedy or death. Readers see scattered names and locations amid garbled words. The readable bits point to a news item about a fatal event and subsequent reporting.
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